The E-Waste Database
A database of information on e-waste, transition minerals, critical raw materials, and the just transition.
E-waste results from discarded electrical and electronic equipment. How can we tackle the fastest-growing waste stream?
How much e-waste is shipped from high governance to low governance regions? What are the impacts of this?
What is happening in the battery and EV sectors? What are the recent industry developments?
What is the circular economy? Could sharing, leasing, reusing, repairing, refurbishing and recycling be the answer?
What could a just transition look like in the context of critical raw material sourcing, mining, and recycling?
What court cases have there been on planned obsolescence? What about on conflict minerals?
What resources will we need for the upcoming energy transition? How can we ensure stable supply chains?
What is happening in the e-waste, critical minerals, and metals recycling sectors?
What laws and policies on renewables are in place globally?
What are the environmental impacts of mining critical materials, waste shipments, and (informally) recycling e-waste?
What due diligence obligations do electronics, technology, and renewable energy companies have globally?
Women to follow on corporate sustainability and circularity within the electronics, tech, and renewable energy sectors.